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Licensed Vocational Nurses

Search and instantly download nationwide and state-specific Licensed Vocational Nurse data for sales, marketing, and research—with Free Monthly Updates!

Healthcare provider profiles are comprehensive—including providers’ NPI numbers, license numbers, status and expiration dates, provider practice locations, phone numbers & emails, OIG exclusions, SAM debarments, CMS Medicare terminations & Medicare Opt-out, State Medicaid Sanctions, Suspensions, Terminations, and Exclusion lists, state medical board disciplinary actions, clinical trials, Open Payments, and much more—sourced directly from state and federal databases!

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Licensed Practical Nurse

An individual with post-high school vocational training and practical experience in the provision of nursing care at a level less than that required for certification as a Registered Nurse. Education, experience, licensure, and job responsibilities requirements vary by state.

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Licensed Psychiatric Technician

A state-licensed Psychiatric Technician who completes a prescribed course of theory and clinical practice, with two-thirds of the clinical practice time focused on mental and developmental disorders. The psychiatric technician practices under the direct supervision of a physician, psychologist, registered nurse, or other professional to provide care to patients with mental disorders and developmental disabilities.

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Licensed Vocational Nurse

An individual with post-high school vocational training and practical experience in the provision of nursing care at a level less than that required for certification as a Registered Nurse. [An alternate term for licensed practical nurse arising from differences in occupational titles between states and post-high school training programs and institutions.] Education, experience, licensure, and job responsibilities vary by state.

What do Licensed Vocational Nurses do?

Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs) are the same as Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), but the title varies by state.

Both roles provide basic medical care, monitor patients’ health by checking vital signs, and assist with daily tasks like dressing and bathing.

They report to registered nurses and physicians and play a crucial role on the healthcare team.

To become an LVN/LPN, you must complete a state-approved program and pass the NCLEX-PN licensure exam. 

What they do

  • Monitoring patients’ health using vital signs such as blood pressure and temperature.
  • Providing basic care, such as changing bandages and assisting with dressing and bathing.
  • Administering basic medications or starting IVs in some states.
  • Listening to patient concerns and discussing care plans.
  • Documenting patient information and reporting patient status to registered nurses or physicians.
  • Collecting specimens for laboratory tests.
  • Helping prepare patients for exams in doctors’ offices and clinics. 

Education and licensure

Renewal: Licenses require periodic renewal, which may include continuing education requirements and fees. 

Program: Complete an accredited vocational nursing or practical nursing program, which typically takes about 12–18 months full-time.

Licensing Exam: Pass the NCLEX-PN exam to earn state licensure.

State Variations: Some states use “LVN” (e.g., California and Texas), while others use “LPN.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Who uses our Healthcare Database Download?

Our healthcare provider data helps organizations connect quickly with the right medical professionals.

Perfect for:
✔ Healthcare technology companies
✔ Pharmaceutical companies
✔ Medical device manufacturers
✔ Healthcare recruiters
✔ Insurance companies
✔ Medical marketing agencies
✔ Healthcare staffing firms
✔ Consulting companies

With accurate provider data, you can identify decision-makers, expand sales territories, and reach targeted medical specialties.

What data is included in the Database Download?

The database download includes comprehensive healthcare provider information for sales, marketing, and research.

The data fields in the database download include:

✓ Full name, First, Middle, and Last Names or Organization Name
✓ Gender and Date of Birth
✓ Credentials, Specialties, Expertise, Interests, Titles, and Degrees
✓ Affiliations, Medical School, Residency, Fellowships, Appointments, and Awards
✓ Primary and Secondary Practice Addresses
✓ Primary Address Geo coordinates
✓ Phone Numbers
✓ Email Addresses
✓ NPI Number and NPI Deactivation Status
✓ State License Numbers, Active Status & Expiration Date
✓ Medicare PECOS system PAC ID
✓ Medicare Enrollment IDs
✓ Railroad Medicare IDs
✓ State Medicaid IDs
✓ Medicare Opt-out Affidavit Status and Dates
✓ Medicare MIPS Scores
✓ OIG Exclusions
✓ SAM Debarments
✓ CMS Revoked Medicare Providers
✓ State Medicaid Provider Terminations
✓ Provider Disciplinary Actions
✓ Total Clinical Trial Investigations
✓ Total PubMed Publications
✓ Total Open Payments Received
✓ A link to the HealthProviders DB Provider Profile.

All files are delivered in Excel or CSV format for easy import into CRM systems and marketing platforms.

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How is the Healthcare Database Download delivered?

You receive your purchase instantly as a CSV or Excel file, compatible with CRM systems and marketing tools so that you can import the dataset into Salesforce, HubSpot, or Google Sheets with no issues.

Do I own the Healthcare Database Download I purchased?

Yes. You own the data and can do whatever you like with it, except resell it.

How often is the Healthcare Database updated?

Healthcare provider information is constantly evolving, with new providers joining the NPI registry every day! To keep it accurate, we update our database daily to reflect changes from each data source. This means you can trust that HealthProviders DB reflects the most current information available—as it becomes available!

Are monthly database updates available?

Yes, with a subscription, you can download monthly database updates for 1 year after purchase at no additional charge.

Can I filter the database by specialty or location?

Yes, you can query the database using any criteria and export the results.

You can filter the database by:
✓ Specialties
✓ Expertise
✓ Credentials
✓ Degrees
✓ Titles
✓ State, City, and Near Me

Medicare filters
✓ Has—OIG Exclusion, SAM Debarment, or State Medicaid Termination
✓ Has—Opted out of Medicare
✓ Accepts—Medicare Assignments

Open Payments filters
✓ Drug name
✓ Company name
✓ Study name

PubMed & Clinical Trials filters
✓ Interventions
✓ Keywords
✓ Chemicals

Why choose HealthProviders DB?

✔ Verified Healthcare Data.
✔ Compiled from official licensing and public provider data sources.
✔ Clean & Structured Data.
✔ Every record is standardized, deduplicated, and formatted for immediate use.
✔ Instant Download.
✔ Free Updates for 1 Year.

Ideal for:
B2B healthcare sales
Lead generation
Market research
Territory planning
Healthcare recruiting

Author: Tom Kohl

Tom created HealthProviders DB a platform to make healthcare provider data and exclusion data easier to search, verify, and monitor. The platform provides comprehensive healthcare provider data for research and exclusion screening tools used for healthcare compliance and provider due diligence. Tom has a background in developing SaaS applications for healthcare compliance, including a fully 21 CFR Part 11-compliant & audited Clinical Trial Adverse Event Adjudication application, and Speakers Bureau Management for Sunshine Act compliance. View all posts by Tom Kohl